ArmInfo.RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan considers it necessary to start substantive negotiations with Baku on a peace treaty. He stated this on September 30 in an interview with the Public TV Company, emphasizing that Yerevan does not renounce the agreements reached.
"In the coming days, the head of the Armenian Foreign Ministry will hold a meeting with the Azerbaijani minister, during which, as we previously stated, negotiations should begin on the development of the text of the agreement," he said.
In this context, he touched, in his words, on the manipulation of his words in parliament about his readiness to sign a document "for which he is ready to be criticized and even be removed from power." As the prime minister noted, the problem is that there is not a single document on the negotiating table at present. The existence of such a document, as Pashinyan pointed out, would mean that in the process of joint work the parties came to a certain common denominator. According to him, the Armenian side is trying to prepare the text of the peace treaty with Azerbaijan, which would meet the interests of the parties as much as possible.